<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 11:24 PM 10/23/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>
> >The trick will be in connecting all three together. To the best of my
> >knowledge, MS dial-up networking only supports connecting two computers:
The
> >remote and local systems in a point-to-point connection.
> >- Bob
>
> Nope, it only allows one dialup, but the dialup client then has full
> network functionality just as if it were physically part of the
> LAN. Establish a working lan and you can add the dialup client. BTW, you
> can have another dialup via the second computer if you have the hardware
> for the job, allowing up to four computers.
Argh! Of course, that's why it's useful! Aiee, I must be going senile. I
used to dial into the network at the office just this way. Hmph. At least I
put the ol' escape qualifier in there...
But will it allow access to an IPX network as well? I'm simply not sure.
Goddam kids. Mumble, muble, mumble. Where are my damned glasses?!?
- Bob
(Going senile)
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